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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
8
Local interviews reveal optimism about expanding oil activity and potential new ventures in Amarillo. Business leaders discuss transport links to Tulsa, rail options, and regional commerce opportunities while updates on ranches and cattle markets show cautious activity.
A guide to using Certo for quick jams and jelly making. It promises no practice needed, describes boiling fruit with sugar and Certo, short preparation time, and brighter color and flavor. It notes Certo is sold by grocers and that a booklet of simple recipes accompanies it.
A statue honoring the Pilgrim Mother is unveiled at Plymouth Rock Massachusetts. The piece salutes pioneering women who endured hardship to support their families and nation. A Massachusetts woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after prolonged illness.
Amarillo officials from the Board of City Development the Chamber of Commerce and the Amarillo Real Estate Board plan a four car special train to the National Convention of Realtors in Tulsa June 7 to 11. The train leaves Amarillo Monday evening June 7 arrives Oklahoma City Tuesday 7 o clock and departs Tulsa for home Saturday morning. Fifty dollars covers rail fare hats canes and paraphernalia for 125 boosters plus a drum and bugle corps.
Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Trust and Savings Banks declared American made films dominate Russia. He noted Russian theater owners closed venues on days government demanded Russian pictures, underscoring a government influence on cinema.
Carnival fans attend the J. George Loos shows west of Gasser Park on Fourth Street to enjoy seven rides. The Whip known as the staphines draws crowds, with the Jazzer and a merry go round offering thrills for all ages.
A historical note promotes fruit as an ideal dessert because its acidity stimulates saliva, an alkaline action thought to help prevent tooth decay. The guidance links acidity with saliva flow to protect dental health.
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